Jürgen Grahl

Jürgen Grahl is a Lecturer at the University of Würzburg, affiliated with the Chair of Mathematics IV (Complex Analysis). His research focuses on complex analysis, differential equations, and normal families, with interdisciplinary contributions to energy economics and sustainability. He collaborates frequently with researchers like Shahar Nevo and Oliver Roth. Grahl is based in Building 40 (Mathematik Ost), Room 02.11, and can be reached via email: juergen.grahl@uni-wuerzburg.de.

His research interests span complex analysis (e.g., quasi-normality, Liouville's equation), differential inequalities, and applications to energy policy and climate change. Notable contributions include studies on blow-up solutions, normal families criteria, and economic models related to energy imports and sustainability. He has authored/co-authored over 40 articles in peer-reviewed journals such as Comput. Meth. Funct. Theory and Mathematics Magazine.

Grahl's work in economics critiques neoclassical theories and explores energy's role in economic systems. He has also contributed to discussions on Germany's energy crisis and sustainable growth. Teaching responsibilities include supervising master's students and holding office hours weekly.